9. Problem Solving (A); Problem Solving (S); Empowering Others (JM); Mentoring (JH)
10. Being Creative (A); Decision-making (S); Positive Reinforcement (JM); Being a Visionary (JH)
11. Presenting Information (A); Presenting Information (S); Being a Visionary (JM); Coaching (JH)
12. Facilitating Meetings (agreement)
Notes from the final arrangement:
Here were my thoughts for a final list. Change what you think. Thanks, Amy Hi group- Amy I looked your list over and then went through mine again and everyone else's again. I had mentoring and coaching low on my list and I think I have figured out why. In Elcho I have never really had a great coach or mentor (even though as a probationary teacher I am supposed to have one). I haven't had experience so I don't know how successful they would be. It makes sense to me know why it is high on the leadership list after I read all of your comments and rechecked out the book... I am ok with the list above. I would probably switch being creative and managing conflict because nothing gets done when there is tension. -Jocelyn I think the the List looks great as well and I agree with Jocelyn that Managing Conflict and being switched unless we're talking about creative ways of managing conflict:) I thiink that we are not that far of base with eachother (within a few spots on most) -John Hi Everyone - Thanks Amy for typing up this new list. I agree with the others in that we need to manage conflict before being creative. For is there is conflict, I don't think the creative juices can flow. You can concentrating on resolving the conflict. I have put the 2nd list first followed in order by the skills listing supporting evidence. I think we have it. If you want to make anymore changes, as always feel free but it looks to me like we have made this all come together. Well done! - Shavonne Hello! I think we did it, changes are fine with me...Thank you very much Shavonne for typing everything up on the WIKI :) Great job everyone! ~Amy
A Dozen Leadership Skills: (combined rankings - Amy, Shavonne, John, and Jocelyn)
1. Listening (A,S,JH); Decision-making (JM)
2. Being a Visionary(A); Coaching (S); Listening (JM); Decision making (JH)
3. Empowering Others (A); Empowering Others (S); Problem Solving (JM); Positive Reinforcement (JH)
4. Coaching (A); Mentoring (S); Managing Conflict (JM); Problem Solving (JH)
5. Positive Reinforcement (A); Positive Reinforcement (S); Being Creative (JM); Empowering others (JH)
6. Mentoring (A); Being Creative (S); Presenting Information (JM); Manage Conflict (JH)
7. Decision-making (A); Being a Visionary (S); Mentoring (JM); Being Creative (JH)
8. Managing Conflict (A); Managing Conflict (S); Coaching (JM); Presenting Information (JH)
9. Problem Solving (A); Problem Solving (S); Empowering Others (JM); Mentoring (JH)
10. Being Creative (A); Decision-making (S); Positive Reinforcement (JM); Being a Visionary (JH)
11. Presenting Information (A); Presenting Information (S); Being a Visionary (JM); Coaching (JH)
12. Facilitating Meetings (agreement)
Notes from the final arrangement:
Here were my thoughts for a final list. Change what you think. Thanks, Amy Hi group- Amy I looked your list over and then went through mine again and everyone else's again. I had mentoring and coaching low on my list and I think I have figured out why. In Elcho I have never really had a great coach or mentor (even though as a probationary teacher I am supposed to have one). I haven't had experience so I don't know how successful they would be. It makes sense to me know why it is high on the leadership list after I read all of your comments and rechecked out the book... I am ok with the list above. I would probably switch being creative and managing conflict because nothing gets done when there is tension. -Jocelyn I think the the List looks great as well and I agree with Jocelyn that Managing Conflict and being switched unless we're talking about creative ways of managing conflict:) I thiink that we are not that far of base with eachother (within a few spots on most) -John Hi Everyone - Thanks Amy for typing up this new list. I agree with the others in that we need to manage conflict before being creative. For is there is conflict, I don't think the creative juices can flow. You can concentrating on resolving the conflict. I have put the 2nd list first followed in order by the skills listing supporting evidence. I think we have it. If you want to make anymore changes, as always feel free but it looks to me like we have made this all come together. Well done! - Shavonne Hello! I think we did it, changes are fine with me...Thank you very much Shavonne for typing everything up on the WIKI :) Great job everyone! ~Amy